Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-14

ott1Sozs 6uG4 OWileaK CttElS pEOQuCS d. r0Aa
ceipt showinghe haspaid them. a similar
bill was Mtrodu ced in the House yesterday;
and some measure OF that dascrip ion viii
nnquestionably pass. The first bin to pass
the Senate was one Of those ssstrictlY local
measures" whiehconstantly slipthrongh UNI
der suspension of the rules and often mean q
good deal more than is indicated in their
face. This one authorizes ST Phui to build
an up bridge over the Mississippi
II the House thesproceedings We're highly
unimportant With the exception of a bill
% tax express companies four per cent on
their gross earnings everything was purely
loca! The speaker needs more rime to ''flx
up" his committeeman hence there is moth
ing to be gained by rushing in bills.
]. BY noon both Houses had adjourned un-
til Tuesday and by night three fourths of
the members had gone home.
s5%HE:t, ST PAUL, Jan II, 1887. !.
The members of the legislature returned
apparently refreshed after their brief vaca-
ton. The Senate gave evidence of deter
mlnatlon to lnaugurate economy by refus-
ing to vote themselves $40 each for postage,
and also by passing resolution ask
Ing the committee on retrenchment to re-
port bills making the Oil Inspector and SUR
veyors. Of logsand lumber salaried officers,
two bodies worked little to cross, purposes,
on the Cullom. Interstate commerce bill.
Senator Pope of Blue Earth offered Joint
resolution asking Minnesota Senators,
and ~, Representatives to support
under suspension of the rules. In the House
Mr.: Donnelly offered a. different joint reso-
luton but Of the same purport. "A long de-
bate followed. led by Rogers OF St. Paul in
opposition, but the resolution passed with
e only 70 fbs negative esr ,ea ~Stsd By the
ate that body was in the act Of adjourning.
resolution and day was lost to get con-
currence during which thej U. s. Senate
will probably vote on the bill AS both Of
bill the delay is not Ii, likely to make
large shower of bills offered in both houses.
Senator Bowen offered a bill defining how
State officers. can have their elections con-
tested. Perhaps this is the result of DR..
week. In the House bills were offered com
befors noon moe of each M E1rse on
in case of default then the indebtednessris
to draw interest; also abolishing the State
board Of immigration. The only bill abso-
lutely passed was one appropriating $780,
600 for. legislative expenses. This bill is
always an early bird. The end of. the sec
ond week is the first pay day, including
ten days services and mileage, and there
\ ~
These little incidents keep the legislative
machinery fabricated SO that it works i'll
tranquil manner. The Senate will put the
bill through tomorrow under suspension
Of the rules and it will be a law before
tae tss soa this . t. a,nn ss
session bids fair to pea busy one Z !. . =
The speaker announced the following
standing committees in the House.; a. 49,
Finance--Knox, Petit, Buffum, Freeman.
Faker: Flynn, Reese, Emery, Gullen. -
am, Donneliy, Potter, Lun,, Ivenson, Greg
Org, Lucas, Hendrickson. 5ss6 s9sss W. !,
kailroads--Don Barker, Bjorge,
Halvorsen, Shoemaker, Green, Hoppin,
Comstock, Seyatson' Howard, Prosser,
Knox, Hurd, Tenbert, Skinner. s.% .5-,
Public Accounts and Expenditures shu-
Ter, Colby, Flynn, Elmauist, Wallan, SHEER
Public Lands-Iverson. Johnsr.a,nd, Hop
PIN Kreis, Warren, Hanson, Ellingson.
Brown, Slaven, Light. b edigheinler, Kun
mer, Farley, Powers, Heisler. .s:& ~ "
= Federal Relations-Plo bowman, Nordvold,
Tompkins, Lucas, Powers, Champlin, Duane.
/ Observation-Disclosures Williams, DonneIy,
Everson, Green, Halyorson, Beatty. :S3s
Towns and Countie Lum, Wallsn, Benz
nett, Johnson, Low Parrott, Cloutier,
Military Affairs Nasseth, j Arnold, Pratt,
Shuler, Alexander,Ii Light Powers. Eat
Incorporation andervelde. Iverson,
II llia1ns, dvold, Arneson, Jones', VIM.
Agriculture aud Manufacturers Estes,
Johnson, Buffum, Mobiles, Cullen, Ryan
State Prison--Freeman, Costello, Tousley,
Dorndeld, Newell Flynn, Sherwood.
Clainls-Bs Elmquist, 81 w alstrom,
yGnss nol aosass oa Nor
rison, Miller, Wilson, Parrott. 81 ne zsz55
III Immig rat ton Wallen, Warren, Hates
Iad, " allstrorn, shoernak er, /. s' y
State Normal Schools Bennett, Hurd,.
1 =, 9. Anderson, Sherwood, 1ngle.
81 Hospital for Insaue Morrison, swenson,
Blorge, Kries, anderson, &. 4 aloutier,
Temperance lei islation 3 utfulrn, Filing
son, Estes Dicker nan, Morrison l1st r Prosser,
Grain and Warehouse Inspection Matt
son, Petit, 4; J ohnson, Costello, Plowman,
Naeseth, DonnelIy, Baker, Wilson, Hattas-
tad, Jones, NJ Furiong, Champlin,
Deaf DUMB and Blind Reyes, Fathers,
Emerson, Shave, Farley =. 81. q ].
State Reform School is Elmquist, SWart-
gardt, Bnrge, DR., Pratt, avicky.
Roads, Bridges, and Manageable Streams
Potter, Eyenson, Mobiles, Dunno, Duane. b, II.
a Banks,Ieei seyartson' cornstock, Emery
Printing Williams, Shave, Anderson, r.
M, McArdle, Quigley. II .sz s 81 81 = Il 81 B
3, ctions-- W elleF, Latham, I. Lehman,
Newell, Furlong. ~ :.s 81; 81. y s3s u.
Commerce ohnsr'uad, Howard, Madison.
Jones, ". T., Quigly . IS 81.
Public Buildings Colby, Swanson,
Elathers, Boedig heiIner, SlaVi1l 5A
I'll Rules and Joint Rules reese, VI Lee
Rogers, Tenbert, Gregory 3x
State Library ilson, Tousley, Shnler,
Quig1eY, Hendlickson. # ks's f: # :#s " q
| Mines and Minerals Jorge, Lu1n, Van
dsrYelde, Hummer, Smith, IS Ii, IA II
Eng ossmen Arneson, Low, Lehman,
Emery, Dorfeld. ~ a 4s@ssT SS5 $5
ollnent To1npkins, Bllrge Jrs, MOBILES,
Smith, Englehsrl n: !. CIV 81
Forestry Brown, Hanson, " u Walstr ON,
Smith, Cross. " 81 & 8q@5/ SSs=.#4 s. {#}53Sfs
MI 81 81 h JOINT CoMstrrTEEs. Il
Taxes and Tax SIS LaWs-B Barker, I4ee,J
Dunno, Colby, n e & .s|s
s1. pnty ersity and University Lands
Costello, Miller, Donlie 81 Hendric lson,
;;olI,y, Jones, a.. NJ NJ, 81 rrIneson,
Gregory, TraWicky, VI aTreI, Costello.
was much impr essed with The changes
which time. bring when 4 dropped in at The
Merchants this yening and found ex-ssen-I
NJ ind Ell4